Figures from A Growing Movement: 2022 Community Composter Census

Date: 31 Mar 2023 | posted in: Composting | 0 Facebooktwitterredditmail

ILSR’s March 2023 report, A Growing Movement: 2022 Community Composter Census, tracks the nature and growth of the community composting sector, identifying its main challenges and demonstrating its unique benefits.

The report features more than 50 figures and graphics. Select figures are available as PNGs. Download them for free to share these key findings with your network!

Click the thumbnail to view the full size figure and right click to download a PNG file.

To download all select figures as a zip folder click here.

LGBTQ+ Demographics
Growth of Operations
Sources and End Uses
Challenges
Gender Demographics
Jobs Factors
Revenue Sources
Food Scraps

To share figures under creative commons license, free of cost, we request you credit the Institute for Local Self-Reliance by including the following:

Source: C. Libertelli, B. Platt, M. Matthews, A Growing Movement: 2022 Community Composter Census, Institute for Local Self-Reliance, 2023 (ilsr.org/composting-2022-census/). Reprinted with permission.

View our other compost posters and infographics, including:

What is Composting? ilsr.org/poster-what-is-composting/available in Spanish! ilsr.org/poster-what-is-composting-spanish/

How Composting Combats the Climate Crisis: ilsr.org/compost-climate/

Compost for a Better Planetilsr.org/infographics-compost-better-planet/

Compost Impacts More Than You Thinkilsr.org/compost-impacts-posters/

Hierarchy to Reduce Food Waste & Grow Community: ilsr.org/food-waste-hierarchy/

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Clarissa Libertelli coordinates the Community Composter Coalition for the Composting for Community initiative, as well as provides graphic design support across all initiatives.

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Brenda Platt directs ILSR's Composting for Community project.

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Megan Matthews was a research fellow with ILSR’s Composting for Community initiative assisting with research, data analysis, and administrative support. She is interested in using data and outreach to promote sustainability, food equity, and environmental justice through the lens of agroecology.